The Buffalo Bills are coming off their fourth consecutive AFC East divisional title and fifth straight playoff spot, but they face a critical offseason as the team is expected to be approximately $50 million over the salary cap with 22 pending free agents.
Today’s Buffalo Rumblinks looks at how general manager Brandon Beane might spend his summer.
Buffalo Bills’ potential offseason plans
While the cap situation isn’t ideal, there are plenty of ways for the organization to be creative and free up money to sign free players and draft picks.
Beane discusses the team’s plans for free agency, as well as why the Bills would be wise to add talent at wide receiver and defensive line this offseason, a look at a comprehensive scenario that would help Buffalo avoid salary cap hell, a ranking of the best of Buffalo’s internal free agents, identifying the other key offseason decisions facing the Bills, and much more!
Bills see a huge bump in yards after catch in 2023.
For years, the Buffalo Bills’ offensive coaches wanted to see their offensive playmakers gain more yards after the catch, and in 2023, the Bills finally made strides in that department, owing in part to running back James Cook, wide receiver Khalil Shakir, and tight end Dalton.
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According to Pro Football Focus, the Bills placed 15th in the NFL in yards after catch (2,046). That was somewhat higher than the league average of 2,004 and an increase over 2022, when Buffalo ranked 26th in YAC (1,597 yards after catch).
Even more Bills news
We hear from quarterback Josh Allen about why he’s haunted by the latest postseason setback against the Kansas City Chiefs, what the San Francisco 49ers need to do to beat the Chiefs in the Super Bowl, how left tackle and Walter Payton Man of the Year finalist Dion Dawkins gave back in Las Vegas, which intimidating former Bills defensive player is featured in a Super Bowl commercial, and much more!
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